Larvae found in oak ID

[JunkaiWangisme]

Found it whitish oak in strands, what larvae are these?

 

[JunkaiWangisme]

Seriously, anyone? 

 

[darktheumbreon]

Location might help. Also, I think you'll need better angles for other people to identify them. I think their ends and their heads are supposed to be significant for identification?

 

[JunkaiWangisme]

@darktheumbreon Northern Michigan. Head orange, sparse hair over the body, quarter sized. It's a scarab for sure, not rhino. I am mainly asking whether they are may beetle larvae or jewel scarab. 

 

[maxwellc]

I would really like to know too, as I also live in Michigan!

 

[Lucanus]

Cetoniinae. Impossible to ID them to species beyond that. Just rear them up in the wood you found them at. 

 

[Goliathus]

Cetoniinae. Impossible to ID them to species beyond that. Just rear them up in the wood you found them at. 

Based on the location, Osmoderma, maybe?

 

[Dynastes]

@darktheumbreon Northern Michigan. Head orange, sparse hair over the body, quarter sized. It's a scarab for sure, not rhino. I am mainly asking whether they are may beetle larvae or jewel scarab. 

Neither, as mentioned they appear to be Osmoderma.

 

[JunkaiWangisme]

Thanks guys. They are pretty small still, hope they get larger soon.